APEX RC ADVENTURE PARK
APEX CONTROL BRIDGE

Bring your radio. Apex adapts around it.

Your saved Control One mapping now feeds directly into this bridge. The browser still does not transmit RF commands; this page prepares and validates the input profile that a future local/native bridge will use with ELRS, Spektrum or another supported radio path.

CONTROL ONE INPUT SOURCE

No saved controller detected

Looking for a saved Control One profile...

Run Control One Mapping
RADIO ADAPTER

ExpressLRS / ELRS

Compatible receiver or module → local Apex Control Bridge → validated channel map

SUPPORTED ARCHITECTURE
Telemetry path
Adapter can support telemetry when the selected hardware/protocol exposes it
Adapter note: Prefer CRSF where the selected hardware supports it. Receiver output modes vary by device and firmware.
CONTROL ONE CHANNEL MAP
Apex channel 1
Steering / Roll
Not mapped
Apex channel 2
Pitch
Not mapped
Apex channel 3
Throttle
Not mapped
Apex channel 4
Yaw / Rudder
Not mapped
Apex channel 5
Arm / Safety Switch
Not mapped
Apex channel 6
Mode Switch
Not mapped
Apex channel 7
Auxiliary 1
Not mapped
LIVE OUTPUT SAFETY GATE

The browser UI does not directly transmit RC commands. A local/native Apex Control Bridge must own the USB/serial/radio hardware, enforce limits and failsafes, then expose a controlled session to the web interface.

LIVE OUTPUT LOCKED — save 7 unique Control One mappings first
MANDATORY CHECKLIST
• Hardware detected and positively identified
• Input channels mapped and centered
• Output protocol selected for the exact receiver / interface
• Direction, limits, deadzones and failsafe values verified
• Physical emergency stop available
• Staff override available for public sessions
• Vehicle-specific power / speed / travel limits configured
• Loss-of-link behavior tested before live operation
• Bench test completed before track, water or flight-zone operation